CLARKSVILLE, TN − Austin Peay State University has announced that two recent graduates, Jacob Gunter and Christian Taliento, have been selected for the competitive Japan Exchange and Teaching (JET) Program.
Sponsored by the Japanese government, the JET Program invites young professionals from around the world to live and work in Japan as assistant language teachers (ALTs) or in cultural exchange roles. Participants receive full funding, including airfare, housing support, and a competitive salary, with the option to renew their contracts for up to five years.
Selection to the JET Program is rigorous, requiring a strong academic background, cultural adaptability, and a demonstrated passion for Japanese language and culture. Gunter and Taliento embody these qualities and bring with them extensive experience and deep ties to military service and higher education…